What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Thank you very much

Glad you like the Lambsfoot John, goes well with your ebony #14

Thanks a lot pal, it wasn't me who came up with the name for my ivory Lambsfoot though

 

Yes, yes it is.

I've been after one in decent condition, that I could actually afford, for years.

 

Many thanks Mr. Gary for the kindness...

 

The Kissing Cranes

 

Great looking bone on that one.

 

I've toted enough firewood and snow over the past couple of days that I'm totin' light today: Queen #42 (1976) and Schrade 108OT (1946-1973). Whew!





I now notice that the bright sunlight shows the pocket lint on the knives so much better than I could have hoped.

- Stuart

 

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Don't you just hate that, you take the time to arrange the knife for a nice pic upload download then lint!
I've had some with coarse g10 scales and no mater what I do to clean the scales I still get spots

 

Spectacular set of seventies Jer!

Thank you my friend.

There it is again!

 

@Duckdog, I’d rather see pocket lint on users over fingerprints on safe queens lol

 

Very nice Âchillepattada, aging gracefully

 

Today, a couple of "mature" guys, a Schrade and an Imperial.

 

A vintage Robeson "Carpenters Choice" Stockman in black composite (not Celluloid) covers today. The secondary is actually factory on the "Carpenters Choice" not badly sharpened away I really like the nail nicks on these blades as well. A very SOLID knife that exudes quality


Remnants of the factory etch

 

Barlow+ Case Whittler.

 

I can't help myself

 

A fine gem indeed, Paul !

 

@SteveC And another beauty you have today!
@Gevonovich I never tire of seeing that one.

I’m honeymooning...

 

My granddaddy Barlow is a 9 dot, THIS is the Barlow I wish Case would reissue. Plain like the originals, no shields or stamps, let the covers do the talking

 

This felt right today.